I wish I had the money to buy a iPad xD

@@ashlysaniko5740 man just buy the cheapest if u so wish to learn something without giving excuses

@@SHIVAM.M.S lmao learn to take a joke lol. If he really wants to digital art he'd just buy a 50dollar graphics tablet lol

@@freezingicy9457 boo

@@SHIVAM.M.S Thanks for the tip! I'm currently checking out some of the cheaper tablets, didn't know that art was going to be this expensive xD

I. Hate. Subscriptions. 😒😤🤤😭🤢

Yes lifetime version is good

where is the different between a subscription or paying something any year for a new version ... sure in that case you can decide to don't upgrade and remain on the old version until it works ....but, if you are a programmer how you an survive with just some euro at the beginning and then nothing else for the future? The result is that the app you boutght died in a few month...... I dont' have any issue on subscription method when the product, or until the product, is in continual improvement

Me neither. That's why I'm against Adobe

@@claudioferroni9810 I’m fine for paying for new features and upgrades. But once you made a product and don’t work on it… then what are you paying for? With your iPad you pay for it and that’s it. Once Apple releases enough new features for you to update you buy a new one. Not sure why that shouldn’t be the case for software. I mean until relatively recently it was like that. Personally I would be happy to pay procreate for the new features. As their business mode relies on constantly selling to new customers. But if their update doesn’t excite me, I want my old version to work.

Yes please!! 🥺

Yeah same

BINGO!

Ohhh damn

What? Wtf does this mean?

This makes no sense. As a raster app, Procreate has very little in common with Illustrator, a vector app.

@@tonydejesus2134 Thank you for accidentally explaining the joke. It’s even funnier now.

@@animasiklasterlumajang in my experience, investors want a return on their “investment”. This doesn’t seem to offer them any sort of return. And this app isn’t pulling people to Apple. I mean, I’m not complaining or anything, it’s just tweakin‘ my brain on how they are paying for everything.

@@TomogatoMogato Twitter has ads though. But yeah. Basically that‘s it.

Yup, we’re backed by venture capital and investors allow us to focus on our product as they are designers themselves 😊

They'll build a large user base, let people learn the app and then make it easier and different from other apps such that once they make it paid; you'll have to pay for it.

I admit it looks a tad sketchy. Also didn’t really get to see what it can do, focusing on a leaf or his hands for the most part. Puns? 🤪👍🏻

Really No

hahaha, so true.

@@julieabhijit8845 huion kamvas 13 on Flipkart is 19000 rs

@@julieabhijit8845and the tablet is very good too

@@Potatomelon111 what unit do you want? I said that because he was from India

@@Potatomelon111 neither do they in dollars. Just use a converter lol

hahaha, I'm glad I'm not alone!

ipad pro for hardcore maybe ipad air for a budget option, although i'd wait because apple is going to release a new ipad in a few weeks

Hmm...I suggest the latest one!

@@lilabenford7159 yes, then there'll most likely be a sale on the cheaper ones like the Air or 8th gen. You should wait until that sale. If you're a hobbyist, that does art sometimes and don't feel like spending a large amount for something you won't be doing ALL the time, I say get the: iPad 8th gen for $330USD which got a permanent price drop from $380USD. It's on sale right now for $300 There's also the 128gb option for $430USD which is on sale for $395USD If you intend to at some point, get serious about art and start using you're iPad for more professional uses then don't get this one, save for the Air 4 If you're a bit more serious about it but you still want a more budget option and you also want some more of the premium features, like the bigger 10.9inch display, apple pencil 2 which has the magnet attachment and charging as well as a digital button on the side and more layers on procreate. Then I suggest the iPad Air 4 for $600USD which is on sale for $560USD and has 64gb storage There's also the $750USD option which is on sale for $700USD and has 256gb storage. I personally believe that 64gb is more than enough, as procreate files, and really just art files in general are very small so as long as you're not downloading movies, or large files on your iPad it will work. If you're a bit worried still, then I suggest you try to stay away from downloading things on your iPad that you can also get on your phone, try to keep most things on your phone. Only download iPad apps or art apps on your iPad and keep other stuff on your phone I personally don't suggest the iPad Pro especially not the Ipad pro 11 2020 considering the Air 4 or iPad pro 11 2018 at 10.9 inches and with similar features is basically the same thing but if you don't want to make any compromises and you intend to use the iPad not just for art but also, as you're computer then I suggest the iPad pro 12.9 (not the 11). The Pro 12.9 starts at $1000USD for 128gb and is on sale for $950USD to repeat don't get the iPad pro 11 2020, instead get either the Air 4 or the pro 11 2018 (the renewed one) If you want to use your iPad like a computer get the iPad pro 12.9 2020 MY PERSONAL SUGGESTION THOUGH OUT OF ALL OF THEM is the: iPad Air 4

he made a video on it, check it out! go to his channel > videos > sort by: most popular .

@@kotor1357 You talking about Procreate? Actually I got a sense that Pixelmator (the one without any suffix) is a good one and downloaded it. Seems like I might have made the right decision. It’s not free though. But not expensive either.

No and that’s why we use Gleam. They take care of choosing the winner :)